Great Britain Accepts US Naval Limitation Proposals
The British government indicated it would accept the US invitation and work with the United States to press for naval limitation as part of the proposed framework. Foreign Secretary Chamberlain stated the reply’s terms were broadly supported by most governments, with the Irish Free State still to respond.
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Chamberlain
Charity board holds tag day to aid prisoners’ families
The article describes a Tag Day organized by the Charity Board inspired by a biblical passage about visiting prisoners. Mrs West leads the effort coordinating sub committees and locations across the city, with roles assigned to numerous volunteers at banks, post office, stores, theaters, and public buildings. Clothing valued at $75 and cash were missing from Louis Romeo’s home on 719 Fan Ness Street.
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Claude’ Carter
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Virgini
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B.treuter
T. S. Cawthon
J. van Keuren
Judge
W. Titus
St Medical Arts Building
Nellie Lytle
Cetilia Rice
Bernadine Rice
Mary Marsh
Roselee Bledsoe
Eliza‘beth O’brien
Benno Kayton
Weise
John Thrall
Lester Vander
Adolph
Toepperwein
Burleson
Olive McCormick
Dibreil Jarrett
Winnie Harold
Fi Crockett Snider
Temple Calhoun
George T. Isbell
Kathryn Mitchell
Mies Belle Woodall
Court House
City Hall
C.D. Yeagar
San Antonio
Louis Romeo
Fan Ness Street
Tarahumara Training: Barefoot Ball Kicks From Mexico to Texas
G W Hinman Jr reports on Tarahumara Indians famed for kicking a wooden ball barefoot for hours. The piece notes their land in Chihuahua mountains, language, and reputation, and predicts a San Antonio to Austin run tied to a Texas carnival in March.
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University of Texas
Major White Begins Army School Work at Leavenworth
Major Andrew 3. White former adjutant of Second Division is sent to Fort Leavenworth Kansas for the general staff school. Upon completion he will be transferred to the Fifth Corps Area headquarters at Fort Hayes Ohio.
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Andrew 3. White
Second Division
General Staff Sely
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fifth Corps
Fort Bavis
Ohio
Y Boys Plan Hike for Mexican Independence Day
Members of the Y M C A boys’ department led by Norman Melend plan a long countryside hike to observe Mexican Independence Day. They will depart at 4 o clock and return Wednesday night, then swim at the Y M C A pool.
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Starr Calls China Policy Threatens World War
Dr Frederick Starr, anthropologist, warned that continuing current foreign policy toward China could trigger the greatest war in history. He outlined three possible paths: preserve old spheres, westernize China risking peril, or let China resolve its issues domestically. He also touched on Mexico and US stance toward Calles and oil and land questions.
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China
Frederick Starr
Main Avenue High School
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PHREE
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Oitmen
Calles
Atanua
Negro Goes to Trial in 1925 Slaying Case
Hernan Silar, a Black man, goes to trial in Ninety-fourth District Court on a murder indictment for the slaying of Jess Tlack and Rosa at the Sherman Street crossing of the Southern Pacific railroad on August 24, 1925.
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Hernan Silar
Ninety-fourth
Jess Tlack
Rosa
Sherman Street
Southern Pacific Railway
Death Valley tour offered by Union Pacific voyage
A promotional piece touts a two day Death Valley trip by Union Pacific for 42 dollars covering all expenses. Tourists would ride through Nye County and visit Mount Whitney, Panamint ranges, and Amargosa desert while staying in Warnaea Creek and visiting prehistoric sights, ghost towns, and the Gheet City of Rhyolite. The write up notes extreme heat dangers and historical tales of early prospectors and a silver gunsight legend.
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Amargosa
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Mexican petroleum law compliance cited by Calles
President Calles notes 380 companies have complied with the petroleum law and hold 26 835 000 acres of concessions. Twenty two noncomplying firms control 1 661 000 acres, about six percent of pre May 1 1917 claims. He promises fuller details by mail and thanks the senate foreign relations committee.
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Calles
México
Borahy
Senate
Onips
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India
Heny and” Bridge
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Pan Am airmen funeral held in Buenos Aires
Funeral services were held for Pan American airmen at St John’s Episcopal Cathedral in Buenos Aires. Maj. Herbert A. Dargue and companions were honored as the coffins departed by hearse to the church and later to the pier for the cortege. Argentine aviator Pedro Zanni spoke for the air service. Attendants included Bernardo Duggan and Eduardo Quijere, with many women among the attendees.
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Zliers
St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral
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Corteze
Pedro Zanni
Amsterdam
Tokyo
Cratina
Bernardo Duggan
Eduardo Quyere
New York
Buenos Aires
American Methodist Episcopal Church
House Approves Libel Law Change Goes to Governor
The Texas House concurred on a libel law change approved by the Senate and sent the bill to the governor for approval. The measure allows publication of fair and impartial accounts of public meetings and addresses and republication of such material when in the public interest.
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House
Austin
Senate
Leo Brewer to Headline Mexican Alumni Banquet
Former San Antonio resident and UT professor Leo Brewer will be principal speaker at the Mexican Alumni Association banquet at the Alamo Country Club. Maury Maverick in charge of arrangements reports about 200 ex alumni expected to attend.
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Leo, Brewer
San Antonio
University of Texas
Mexig Alumni Association
Alamo Country Club
Maury
Maverick
Membership drive at Fairview Junior High highlights painting exhibit
Readable fragments show a students’ membership drive at Fairview Junior High, mentioning Waldo Emerson and a painting display. The note references boys’ department and a BS50 edition, suggesting school activities and an exhibit.
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C.av
Waldo _ Emerson
Isto
Appreciation Letter Acknowledges Industrial Survey Support
A letter from Maj Cy Roberts of St Louis praising the Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers' Association for assisting the United States Army Ordnance Department in the industrial preparedness survey was received by James A Gallagher Jr, president of the Manufacturers' Association, in San Antonio.
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Commerc and Manufacturers’ Association
James A. Gallagher Jr
Manufacturers’ Association
Cy Roberts
St. Louis
San Antonio
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